Big GOLD Haul $20 Double Eagles! Is Your Gold Coins Cleaned?

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Title	:	Big GOLD Haul $20 Double Eagles! Is Your Gold Coins Cleaned?
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Very nice! I need some old gold in my life
Comment from : Capital Currency

Haven't bought any gold from you yet, but really happy to order that blast white Barber dime from you today Always wanted one as a type example
Comment from : S Williams

hopefully you did better with this gold purchase than the last
Comment from : ltcol

I have found a 1961 over 1962 dated Jefferson nickel should I send it off is it worth money
Comment from : Ronald Kelley

Hello from the great state of Michigan
Comment from : Ted Smith

Awesome coins Daniel!
Comment from : thevendordude

Thanks for sharing Daniel ! You picked you up some nice gold there my friend I agree with you, I like the Indian One of these days, I'll get me one Keep doing what you are doing my friend !
Comment from : Mark A-Coins

Ive thought about trading my silver for gold!!🤔🤔🤔🤔
Comment from : Jason Hastings

a cleaned coin looks way better than a dirty coin!!very simple!!!!if it's done properly I don't see the big fuss about it!!!!!
Comment from : mike trem

Being cleaned doesn't bother me These would be nice coins to add to someone's collectionbrThere's a lot of history in those coins Great purchase!👍🇺🇸
Comment from : phononut

Cool survivors
Comment from : Bryan Jellick

On a second note if you happen to come across one that's not incredibly expensive I am looking for a 1915 $5 eagle if it was in a bezel when you got it that's great if it wasn't but it looks like one that should be in a bezel I'll definitely take it
Comment from : Brandon Ragsdale

Hey Daniel I would like to say thank you my friend for the expedient mailing of the triplet loop I just purchased I would like to thank you for the extreme care in packaging the security of it was awesome and it works beautifully thank you
Comment from : Brandon Ragsdale

My favorite of the $20 coins are dlb Egales
Comment from : Brian leonard

So nice of you to offer to share your gold coins with me, Daniel! Can I come pick one up later 🃏😜🃏🃏
Comment from : Murdered By Pogues And Parasites In Arizona

Beautiful gold coins, thank you for your time in showing us As many others, I may not be in that market at the moment but there is nothing wrong with "window shopping" and it's always nice to look and dream Some day
Comment from : Roger Rodriguez

Nice coins Daniel! My Gold coin is PCGS 30872107 The government has me a little spooked to talk about it
Comment from : Truth Lives

Really nice-looking coins Thank you for showing and selling
Comment from : MDH

I love pre-33 gold 🪙's 😍
Comment from : CertifiedGenius

Very cool
Comment from : Teacher1388

As a Civil War history buff & NH resident, I would love to have a 1908 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle - but am not in that league Not when I hem & haw over a $40 Morgan Come on, Powerball! Thank you for sharing your recent gold cache, Dan
Comment from : Acoustic Shadow

Those are awesome coins wish I had the funds available to get one I've always wanted one congrats Daniel and I hope you do well on the sales
Comment from : Phillip Harmon

Good Morning Daniel!!🍵 When it comes to coins, cleanliness is NOT next to godliness!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : George Matthews

As long as the $20 liberties are real, you still have close to an ounce of gold in each coin so it’s not like they don’t have bullion value even though their numismatic collectibility had been somewhat compromised Coins that have been professionally restored don’t get labeled as cleaned even though they were That part of the hobby has always bothered me You can have a coin whose details are solid , no signs of wear, but if the coin got dipped for whatever reason it gets labeled as cleaned if not done by one of the professional coin grading services That’s really being nit picky But it is what is and perhaps it’s a way of getting people to buy slabbed coin’s instead of raw coins You hate to see a beautiful $20 gold liberty coin from the 1800”s being sold only for bullion because it might have been dipped 20 years ago
Comment from : James Robinson